Mountain Call, a 7.2% Farmhouse Ale from Garage Project’s Wild Workshop, combines sour elements with smoky Lapsang Souchong tea. While initially sweet and smooth, it features delicate notes of peach and grapes. The beer’s complexity and lingering taste offer a delightful experience, earning a high rating of 9 on the “Pdubyah-o-meter.”
A very popular beer, the 8 Wired Tall Poppy made a welcome re-appearance this week, both in cans at on tap (and therefore at fill stations). As happens I noticed … Continue reading →
The review highlights 8 Wired’s Red Oktober, a Vienna Lager, praising its sweet, bready flavor, inviting aroma, and its suitability for Octoberfest celebrations, rating it 8/10.
The Father’s Beer… I’m having two things, some Vinyl Music that I just purchased, Sunhouse – Crazy on the Weekend, and an 8 Wired Brave Old World – Patersbier, which … Continue reading →
“Now That’s a Good Beer.” I drink a lot of different beers—across a wide range of styles, from a variety of breweries both local and international. That’s probably the most … Continue reading →
The post marks a return after a seven-month hiatus, featuring Emerson’s JP Belgian Strong Dark Ale. It’s characterized by a sweet flavor profile with hints of cherry, clove, and dried fruit, reflecting on its complexity. The author enjoys it at a moderate pace, accompanied by music, while reminiscing about its inspiration and history.
Beer #1,120 – Russian River – Blind Pig IPA
An extraordinarily good beer!
Beer 1,109. wherein an elderly man has a beer named after an Elder.
Here we have a Wilderness Brewing Wilderness Rolling Meadows. IT’s be rare for a Wilderness beer not to be really enjoyable, and so a BA peach apricot affair certainly rang … Continue reading →
Change of country for a change. Sunny Sunday afternoon and a Thornbridge Pachamama, which is a Brown Ale. Thornbridge make come notable beer, but I’ve not seen their “Never Ordinary … Continue reading →
Next Up on the Herevana deck is a Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout from Black Sands Brewing (NZ). After a summer filled with East and West Coast IPA, Pales and some super … Continue reading →
To prove that I’m an easy mark a daringly packaged beer will always grab my eye, this one dipped in wax was like a shiny thing to a Magpie. I’ve … Continue reading →
There are sometimes beers that you have to buy regardless, particularly if it’s something special like ‘Vintage Series’, or I’m an easy mark, hard to tell. So I find myself … Continue reading →
There are many reasons to have a beer , and more so a special release, a bit of unique, Here we have: North End EVOLUTAS, my #herevana beer for a … Continue reading →
The one with a beer from Garage Project – this time it’s Edgar, a wild workshop release. GP are on a roll recently with some absolutely outstanding beers, and aside … Continue reading →
Here we have a Hop Federation Deep Space IPL. IPL – the Prince of beers, the King of Lagers? Although I’d be scratching my head to remember the name of … Continue reading →
I’m having a Small Gods /8 Wired – Desperate Glory beer, recent winner in the New Zealand New World Beer and Cider awards, so this is available in stores in … Continue reading →
Here we have something that is a bit of a treasure and a bit of an unknowable. From the Craftwork Societé box from 2021-22 a one off batch of a … Continue reading →
Here we have: Wilderness Brewing – Wild Fire. I generally like the Wilderness Brewing beers, and when they’ve joined with Cell Division, beer that you don’t see in Auckland, well … Continue reading →